In this long-form article based on 1 Timothy 3:14-16, Pastor Brian Yau explores how a confession of the gospel (the mystery of godliness) bolstered by an embodiment of the gospel in the way of Christian behaviour leads to the church fulfilling those three descriptors of a healthy and vibrant church, victoriously pushing forth the kingdom of God.

Pastor Brian Yau shares how Christians are to live now as exiles in this world for the sake of Christ.

Pastor Jer Adrain shares a reflection on the theme of joy for the fourth week of Advent 2020.

Pastor Casey Wickham shares some of his reflections on Luke 1:26-38 for Advent 2020.

Pastor Brian Yau shares a reflection on the theme of love for the second week of Advent 2020.

Associate Minister Cliff Ursel shares some thoughts on hope for the first Sunday of Advent 2020.

Pastor Brian Yau shares how Christians are called as exiles in this world for the sake of Christ.

What the Lord taught Keara through the planting of her garden.

Today, as I sit down to write, my grandmother is taking her last breaths of life. On January 22nd, this remarkable woman named Doreen turned ninety-one years old, signalling nearly a century of life filled with hardship, love, joy, trauma, prayer, caring, and being cared for. Much like Jack, my grandma has embodied a solid faith in God, and a quick witted sense of humour —which I believe were both God’s gift to her as she persevered through a lifetime of pain. As a grandchild who grew up only knowing the love of my grandparents—the ugly reality of domestic abuse having been veiled with a thick black curtain—the true depth of grandma’s faith was not revealed to me until later in life. It was approximately five years ago, after being moved to a care facility out of concern for her mental and physical wellbeing, that the value of her commitment to God and the inherent value of her life became increasingly apparent to me.